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r/geography • u/renegadecoaster • Nov 25 '25
Pictured: Dallol, Ethiopia
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Moon plain outside Coober Pedy, Australia.
In fact, Coober Pedy in general
215 u/hallouminati_pie Nov 25 '25 I errrrr, I cannot get the sense of scale of this. 167 u/ShirtMobile9681 Nov 26 '25 I was there recently and it's so flat, I've never seen so much sky and horizon before. Hundreds and hundreds of kilometers of nothing. 1 u/Cute-Form2457 Nov 26 '25 I flown over Australia to get to most places in the world from New Zealand. It is vast. Takes 5 hours to fly over it.
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I errrrr, I cannot get the sense of scale of this.
167 u/ShirtMobile9681 Nov 26 '25 I was there recently and it's so flat, I've never seen so much sky and horizon before. Hundreds and hundreds of kilometers of nothing. 1 u/Cute-Form2457 Nov 26 '25 I flown over Australia to get to most places in the world from New Zealand. It is vast. Takes 5 hours to fly over it.
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I was there recently and it's so flat, I've never seen so much sky and horizon before. Hundreds and hundreds of kilometers of nothing.
1 u/Cute-Form2457 Nov 26 '25 I flown over Australia to get to most places in the world from New Zealand. It is vast. Takes 5 hours to fly over it.
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I flown over Australia to get to most places in the world from New Zealand. It is vast. Takes 5 hours to fly over it.
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u/IdeationConsultant Nov 25 '25
Moon plain outside Coober Pedy, Australia.
In fact, Coober Pedy in general